Sentence examples for emphasis as it from inspiring English sources

What worries many readers in Westchester, Rockland and Putnam, though, is that Gannett may lose some of its microscopic emphasis as it tries to do more stories with regional and countywide interest.

Biographical reporting has as much to do with selection and emphasis as it does with the unearthing of raw data.

The play is to be admired for putting as much emphasis as it does on Nevelson's work.

Economic forces reinforced this new emphasis, as it became clear that while the ability to predict the timing of a patient's death was useful, the tools to treat and diagnose were profitable.

But Yellow Dog does show a change of emphasis, as it circles mournfully around the idea that as we grow older we lose much more than our teeth or our hair.

I support this emphasis, as it consistent with this government's overall approach and my long-held belief that the leading force for progress should be social responsibility, not state control".

I'll pronounce the abbreviation "vee"; when I want to use the whole word >versus - for emphasis, as in "It's me versus the world," as so often it is - I'll simply spell it out and pronounce it with both syllables, no matter how much space it occupies or split seconds it takes.

Over emphasis as well as complete ignorance about different cultures of learning can both be harmful.

The words are in italics, which suggest not emphasis as much as a voice whispering.

It features the classic characteristics of modern architecture — clean lines, wide expanses of glass, a strong horizontal emphasis — as well as a unique, serpentine façade of red brick.

The one function that TV news performs very well is that when there is no news we give it to you with the same emphasis as if it were.